Kazakhstan (1992)
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The national flag of Kazakhstan features a turquoise field with a golden sun above a soaring eagle at the center and a vertical ornamental band at the hoist.
Kazakhstan adopted its national flag on 4 June 1992 after independence from the Soviet Union. The design was created by Shaken Niyazbekov. It consists of a turquoise field symbolizing the sky, peace, and unity, with a golden sun of 32 rays representing abundance and prosperity above a steppe eagle symbolizing power, freedom, and aspiration. The vertical hoist ornament is the traditional koshkar-muiz motif, reflecting Kazakh cultural heritage. The flag has a 1:2 proportion.
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Current flag adopted
Kazakhstan adopted its current blue-and-gold national flag on June 4, 1992.
Official proportions specified
A constitutional law described the flag’s blue-and-gold design and specified a width-to-length ratio of 1:2.
Flag image re-approved
A new constitutional law approved the State Flag’s image in an annex while replacing the 1996 law.